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You can do one thing about it: badly train it >:) I've been doing this with bane of the internet "captcha" for ever, where I pass it with incorrect but plausib
by tomxor 3y ago
You can do one thing about it: badly train it >:)
I've been doing this with bane of the internet "captcha" for ever, where I pass it with incorrect but plausible answers. I'm pretty good at doing this now.. and although it's probably a drop in the ocean, it gives me a warm fuzzy feeling knowing that I will have made their weights ever so slightly more shitty if they try to use my input as training data.
- ocdtrekkie 3y agoOr you have helped them refine their detection of malicious training input. ;) Who's to say?
- ivanmontillam 3y agoDoomsday scenario: Imagine your bad training results in a self-driving car crashing and someone dying because you deliberately misidentified a fire hydrant with a crosswalk.
- rakoo 3y agoIt probably takes way more than a single individual badly training the AI to cause such a problem. That's like saying you yourself are responsible for the same crash because you pay taxes that helped subside the company.
- mecsred 3y agoDefinitely the fault of the person clicking tiles on a webpage and not the company that built, trained, "tested" and deployed the system with that data...
- Condition1952 3y agoPeople should stop using the standard versions of their languages and speak using the low class variants in order to protect their privacy until the next LLM version
- jstarfish 3y agoGPT-4chan (or whatever it was called) was removed from HuggingFace for being too toxic. This has some interesting implications. The more conspicuously-racist and DIE-noncompliant you appear to be, the more resistant these companies are to including you in their training data.
- mikecoles 3y agoI do the same with the visual captchas. I always click less tiles than there should be or, if something looks like it could be confused with the requested object I will click to have it added to the algorithm. With only two of us doing this, I'm sure the same image is served to others and our attempts to muddy the data is stripped out. Maybe tomorrow we'll be counted as three.
- beretguy 3y agoThat tomorrow is today, and I’m joining your party. Let’s screw their models!
- MrDresden 3y agoHate to break it to you but you are but a miniscule statistical blip in the vast ocean of captcha users. It will not matter one iota what you do. A more meaningful stance would be to refuse using these tools, and advocating for using other more ethical and privacy friendly alternatives such as hCaptcha or Cloudflare's Turnstile.